Topic: Market Insights
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Dovish Fed, strong yen, weak Europe
Investors are eyeing a possible 50 basis point rate cut by the Fed, despite mixed inflation data. The US dollar has weakened amid dovish expectations, while global equities recover and bond yields fall.
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Jumbo Fed cut climbs back on the table
Half point cut still expected this year. Pound catapults back above $1.31. ECB remains hawkish, supporting euro.
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Euro mostly higher despite ECB cut
Euro boosted as ECB flags “sticky” concerns. USD weaker ahead of consumer sentiment. UK’s inflation expectations key for GBP strength.
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Dollar steady ahead of initial claims, ECB cut
Upside surprises in core inflation. Pound keeping afloat critical level. Euro softens ahead of the ECB rate decision.
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Smaller rate cut more likely after US CPI
Upside surprises in core inflation. Pound keeping afloat critical level. Euro softens ahead of the ECB rate decision.
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US CPI bump means 25bps now likely; USD slides in Asia
Higher inflation looks to end jumbo-cut hopes. Euro eases into ECB. INR stuck at lows.